Today’s the day to change the future
Today is “Giving Tuesday,” a national day of giving to a non-profit organization you care about.
Corporate takeover of the COP 27 ‘Green Zone’
In contrast to summits past where activism was showcased, the displays were almost entirely of rich UN corporate sponsors, including Microsoft, Egyptian Air, Siemens and many private companies
Making the rounds at COP27
CFACT staff made the rounds, interacting with delegations from around the world gathered at the UN Climate Summit in Egypt
COP 27: The “Sharm el Sheikh-DOWN” on full throttle
Call it “Sharm el Sheik-down” of the U.S., which is sure to continue here at COP 27. It is the whole point of climate politics – the money. It’s always about the money
Ready for the big show at COP 27
CFACT's Craig Rucker and Marc Morano spoof gluing their hands to museum artifact in protest against net zero, green energy mandates
Bad energy policies never die
BY MICHELLE MICOT AND LUCIAN PUGLIARESI: To the fearful leaders in our country: step out on your turf and support the domestic oil and gas industries in ways that will build investor confidence and calm market
CFACT President “zooms in” to local conservative gathering in Minnesota
On Wednesday, CFACT President Craig Rucker delivered a talk to attendees of a local GOP meeting in Cambridge, Minnesota. His topic centered on “Unmasking the Green Left’s Climate Hype” and was well received by those who gathered.
Push against hydrocarbon cars shows contempt for rural America and the developing world
There is nothing voluntary about Biden's transportation policy.
Declarations of “climate emergency,” not the climate, are causing serious harm
Interesting translated interview we were asked to post by a scientist friend.
A possible explanation (excuse) for 2022’s lack of hurricanes
My dad used to say, "If you are right you have a reason, if you are wrong, you have an excuse."
What would decarbonization actually cost?—Part III
Decarbonization is serious stuff, yet should leave the reader laughing.
What is really behind the climate agenda?
Power and money.
A history lesson ahead of Biden’s Green New Tax
BY LARRY BEHRENS: “The thing I’m proudest of that we were able to get done in the first term was the Recovery Act. It had $90 billion in clean-energy programs.” -Vice President Joe Biden, May 9, 2013.
American producers and resources can solve our energy crisis
BY REP. CAROL MILLER: Our energy crisis is entirely caused by poor policy decisions. Empower energy-producing states, like West Virginia.
Biden’s EPA will raise prices and harm crops and the environment, in name of saving species
Banning modern agriculture and high crop yields?